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@spacesky-cell/agent-team-orchestrator

v0.2.1

Published

Agent Team Orchestrator - Multi-agent collaboration system powered by LangGraph

Readme

Agent Team Orchestrator

CI npm License: MIT

ATO is a local multi-agent task runner built on LangGraph. It decomposes a task into role-based work, runs ready branches in parallel, checkpoints progress, and puts mutating tools behind durable approvals. The same Python runtime is exposed through a CLI and an MCP stdio server.

中文说明 | Quickstart | MCP guide | Architecture

Install

Requirements: Python 3.10+, Node.js 18+, and an LLM provider. The default provider reuses an authenticated Claude Code CLI installation.

npm install --global @spacesky-cell/agent-team-orchestrator
ato doctor

The npm package includes the ATO Python wheel. The first command that needs the core creates an isolated, versioned runtime and may download Python dependencies; npm installation itself runs no postinstall script and does not modify global Python. ato --version and help remain immediate.

ato doctor verifies the managed Python executable, ato_core version, packaged roles, project root, and Claude CLI availability. Advanced users can set ATO_PYTHON to a compatible Python that already contains ato_core.

Run A Task

ato roles
ato run "Review this repository and implement the highest-impact reliability fix" --detach
ato status <task-id>
ato audit <task-id>

Omit --detach to keep the CLI attached. When a mutating tool needs approval, the CLI shows the durable request ID and resumes the same LangGraph checkpoint after your decision.

ato approve <task-id> <request-id>
ato approve <task-id> <request-id> --reject

Each task owns an isolated directory:

ato-output/tasks/<task-id>/
  task.json
  decomposition.json
  checkpoints.db
  approvals.jsonl
  tool-audit.jsonl
  result.json

Task status and approval truth come from ato_core; the Node adapters do not infer completion from files.

MCP

Add the installed stdio command to your MCP client:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ato": {
      "command": "ato-mcp",
      "env": {
        "LLM_PROVIDER": "claude-cli"
      }
    }
  }
}

The MCP server exposes asynchronous task creation, task-scoped status and audit, exact approval requests, packaged roles, memory queries, and installation diagnostics. create_team_task returns a queued task ID immediately.

Why ATO

| Option | Best fit | ATO difference | | --- | --- | --- | | Raw LangGraph | Building a custom agent application | ATO supplies a ready task model, role resources, approvals, persistence, CLI, and MCP adapters. | | CrewAI | Role-oriented agent applications | ATO emphasizes local checkpoint recovery, task-scoped audit, and explicit tool approval IDs. | | AutoGen | Conversational multi-agent systems | ATO focuses on dependency graphs and operational task execution rather than open-ended group chat. | | ATO | Local repository work through CLI or MCP | One Python owner layer, parallel ready branches, durable approvals, and inspectable task directories. |

ATO does not claim to replace those frameworks. It is a focused runtime for users who want an installable, inspectable local workflow instead of assembling the execution boundary themselves.

Providers

# Default: authenticated Claude Code CLI
set LLM_PROVIDER=claude-cli

# Anthropic API
set LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic
set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=...

# OpenAI-compatible provider
set LLM_PROVIDER=openai
set OPENAI_API_KEY=...

Use export instead of set on Unix shells. See .env.example for all supported settings.

Current Limits

  • Workers and SQLite checkpoints are local to one machine; ATO is not a distributed scheduler.
  • LLM task decomposition is validated for roles, dependencies, duplicate IDs, and cycles, but output quality still depends on the selected model.
  • Mutating tools pause for approval unless ATO_AUTO_APPROVE_TOOLS=1 is explicitly enabled for development.
  • Semantic memory uses ChromaDB when available and degrades to local structured storage when it is not installed.
  • First runtime creation needs access to the configured Python package index unless dependencies are already cached.
  • The separately installable CLI and MCP adapter packages do not embed the wheel; end users should install the root package shown above.

Development

git clone https://github.com/spacesky-cell/agent-team-orchestrator.git
cd agent-team-orchestrator
python -m pip install -e "packages/core[dev]"
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm run verify

The Windows clean-install release gate is ./scripts/e2e/cold-install.ps1; Linux uses ./scripts/e2e/cold-install.sh.

Uninstall

npm uninstall --global @spacesky-cell/agent-team-orchestrator

Uninstall does not silently remove task outputs or the managed Python runtime. Runtime data is stored below %LOCALAPPDATA%\AgentTeamOrchestrator on Windows, ~/Library/Application Support/AgentTeamOrchestrator on macOS, and ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/agent-team-orchestrator on Linux. Set ATO_HOME to choose a different root, or remove that directory deliberately after uninstalling.

Task outputs are ordinary local files and are not removed automatically.

License

MIT